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In fact Barry Diller says Match just can't get enough of Facebook ads.

They won't hook up to the social graph but they'll pay for ad impressions on Facebook that convert to signups that create usernames and unplug from the social graph.

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In the world of online dating, advertising is a 100% data-driven process of acquiring, upselling, and replacing users. Diller's aging anti-social network brings in about a quarter of IAC's annual revenue.

Outgoing CEO and Diller successor Greg Blatt says they're one of the biggest advertisers on Facebook. (Debatable.) Match's attempts were cosmetic at best because usernames are in direct conflict with the social graph.

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IAC's bought OKCupid last month for million in a deal that put a nail in the coffin of the aging online dating industry. So dating sites grow the only way they can by paying to acquire you, so you can pay them (a subscription! Match seems to have figured that out, as recent efforts to grow have ignored the social graph altogether in favor of dating-site acquisitions and deals with other publishers.

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